Thanks. I guess the demo restricts those backup and export features.

I know it exists, but would rather self-host and not have this data linked to Strava.

Not sure how data is exported from that app, though.

Can you screenshot that?

I see an export attachments (does nothing when I tried), and reports (only prints the data, but doesn’t export in any meaningful file format).

I don’t give a shit about my car, but I’d love to use this for my bikes! I’m currently using a spreadsheet and self-hosted calendar to keep track, but this would be “easier”.

I tried the demo, but maybe I missed it: how do you export the data you’ve input, in case you need to move it to somewhere else or if the project stops, and you want to back up the data?

Data portability is as important to me as self-hosting.

Larry David would have appreciated those, right next to the black penis cake 😂

Singlefile is the only one that works reliably for me.

Linkwarden would have been awesome, but I had so many issues with it when I was self-hosting. I think it’s improved since then, though.

I think the point is, you just don’t support products from countries led by dictators. I wouldn’t use an OS from North Korea, no matter how free it was. LOL

In my case, the US is worse than North Korea, because they threaten the existence of my country (Canada) on a daily basis.

And for the EU, they have as much reason to distance themselves from Americans than I do.

There are far too many alternatives from other countries to even entertain an American distro. My opinion, anyway.

That’s how it should be. When I was asked to get a doctor’s note FROM MY SURGEON, the entire surgical team laughed because it’s such an outrageous request.

And it’s insulting to even be asked when you almost never take sick days off.

“Now I need two sick days off…”

Fedora Origin: USA

No, thanks. 🙅

You can access Jellyfin through a browser, too. Is that an option for the Samsung TV?

Hmm. Perhaps. I’m just on stock Android, so I couldn’t even test further if I wanted to :( Sorry, mate.

I love Audiobookshelf, my main complaint is the Android app crashes when killed by Android (so when I try to open it I get a message about it crashing and then have to reopen it). That might just be a me thing.

Hmm, I’ve been using Audiobookshelf on my Android phone(s) for at least the last year without issues like that. Are you using the F-droid or Play Store version? I’m using F-droid if that matters.

“Our small t-shirts use less fabric than our large t-shirts!” 🤔

Yup, we have UV flashlights, and yes, we’ve tested our own home.

You can’t escape stains, but there’s a huge psychological difference between stains that could only come from 2-4 people who likely aren’t doing crazy shit like jizzing on the ceilings vs. hundreds of random strangers doing god knows what in a place they will never see again! LOL

“Ignorance is bliss” 100% on this one!

Yeah, game changer for sure!

• Less weight.
• No plastic waste and the packages are nearly always 100% recyclable.
• They take up next to no space.
• They are often safe enough to work well with handwashing clothes.
• They still clean clothes!
• Generally made from better ingredients.
• I find that many brands are also from smaller companies who haven’t been corrupted by greedy multinationals, so that’s a bonus. LOL

I’ll never forget the one trip I took with friends, and someone in the group thought it would be a great idea to bring one of those UV flashlights to inspect the hotel rooms.

What started off as some funny discoveries quickly turned into a crime scene of piss and other bodily fluids EVERYWHERE… walls, ceiling, bed, carpet, sofa, kitchenette area, you name it!

And this would have been a 4-star hotel at the very least.

Since that day, I’ve never felt comfortable in a hotel.

I’ve already corrected my OP and admitted to my overreaction.

But…

Is the text “ULTRA CONCENTRATED” not clear?

No, it’s not. That’s a marketing buzzword.

“Ultra concentrated” means absolutely nothing to a consumer without knowing more, like how is concentration level determined in this product? How does it compare with other liquid laundry detergents? And how does it compare to their 64oz version?

Whirlpool says that most brands list the concentration level on the bottles in the form of 1x, 2x, 3x, etc., but that’s not on the bottles in the OP.

All we know that we get less volume, fewer loads, and a slightly higher price per load.

Less plastic? Sure, but with fewer loads in the bottle, it’s not an equal comparison from the start.

That’s like saying, “our ‘ultra compact’ size 8 shoes use less rubber compared to our size 11 shoes!”. 🤔

It’s not the same product being sold, despite the labels looking the same… these are two different products being compared as if they were equal.